New-York tribune., 1887-12-04

BEAUTIFUL EVENING DRESSES.
rHr STYLES or THE MoMEYr-wRAPs. GARYirUREs
AND BONNEIs.

| "l"rawcar \ fcw ladl,; who adopt the extreme
Is-sh fashions foi the ballroom well as the prone
made give their orders for fill dress gowns to the tailor
and the English taors make exceedingly pretty even
ing dresses retaining he faultlcss fit which is the high
| est charm Of their street gowns Of cloth. Court
dresses for Americans going to London are frequently
made up Ly English tailors his side Of the water
DNNcGN pRE~s :.
The first rcqu, tc Of the dancing drcSS IS hat shall
be short No dresses made with trains except for
| married ladies' who expressly order them
Ivory white moirc. shnmcrlnr sains In pale Nile
green delicate tea blush pink palc scvcs blue
! ivor5 white pear de sole and hrocadc> in rich flower
patterns and old Moorish patterns woven with dlcd"
/ silver and goid are all chosen for evening dresses
sheer ranzrs. tulics and poin dcsprf are used for
drarug satin: too. arc silk mu~ins. embroidered
and a' iu' the famous India Dacca muSllus. which
become invisible when spread uponth" grass and wet
/ with the dow. These sheer drdprrics arc used eX
cW,Noly for yong ladicS. especially for IN" dresses
Of f"hutauc- and 10 prrsrrv" simmedn1 effect are
mad" mp Almost exclusively over satin. There IS
decided pro iudrc AGAINST th" abortion of the extreme
dccoctc fashions Of ronueGal Euroic Ly young girls
ju,' entering ,occy and these dre>>c~ are usually sim
piy CT with Nh" font i'm ~hrI' without unroverns
the shoulders. The entire arm IS usually lch lac
hrh h, shouIder. vhcro the cap sleryc rum, into
! sharp point with sli-htly p.r'd effect
with the exception noted m" very decollcc dress IS
now the prevailing fashion. This bodice Is cui 80 as
to display the shoulders dccplv pointed back and
front. aul leaving the cnfitc arm, uncovered Tie
REGULATION evrnin, holco is n antique shape and fits
sroothly vIthont wrinkle. II :, quIi" short ON the
hips. and finished i'm long slender point back ana
front.
Tournrrcs remain larrc but drapcrc, are less houf
FAINT. The most c"~aut dapinc E, simIly caught upon
the basque and fa'i, thenor n f1L heavy folds I'm
prnce.s cTDct. Many dic--o- fo thr coming dancing
season 10 hr made n princess >fylo
1ntcllrrnt drc,-malcrs no longer adopt a set rule
FOR d"aioy they dd formerly, hni aim 10 study the
fine point. and defect. Of each ndiy yidual figure and
drare the drc-- 10 srif the figure. Hv This means no
two dc~e"s from the hands Of an expert "orHrr are
drnIr ln exactly thr way and no sci rule can Doe
given. lIp drapcr'r- hl," never no"n popular In
hi, O.. ntry. as tlcy only becoming &" extremely
tan slight figures.
IN exquisite evening dr.s, for fair blonde woman
recently made of IVORY white mo'rc and pale Nlr
green pu~h-thr now ea,lirht tint Of water green n
yellow tones, The antique basque of cr""n plush was
cut d~co'r'r. with tlr pufcd cap sleeve coming io
nero point on the shoulder. The skirt Of IVORY "h'
morc mad" with panel of pln,h plain di'p"r'~
and carutgrc, of duh gold embroidery dress for
matron ~ dlrk spanish tyrc Was Of maI''o'"'''
morr. striped vth band. " satin hrorad'd win an
tumu leaves lu realistic colotiuc. Fun ru h', oi Sill
her lace and panels braided n silver cord formed the
/ trimming of %" drc,s.
pI~NrR ANp ErC prGoN Gow\s
Gowns intended frr dinners or receptions which "c-
err icflo t. o!cu.u. Of tr dancing season a"' i'''
yr0nouaI Iu ssh. than 4, th" dancing dress. Thr~"
dr.-.c- a., usually short arl are cut n In front
a,l w1I. uIfl clnu -ir.rr, satin. f'illr llancae'
rrau q, s.r u r,h. handsome shades OF color
are tar mafcrIa'. u-r1 Velvet IS used 10 some 'N-
t.., lut rl..l F., considered moi" elegant for the
moment dinner dr.-- made recently wa- Of ivory
vl .,, uo,. ..l satin lu "il' stripes panel. Of ha'N
vclvct .rl . joss. larr ,,l. rlocol l th" Sides ana
o., ru.a..l a.r raI a'h.0 -'-y'- Of 'l' dress "'f'
gill. .I.f. r..l fu NH- .f l.r'.--" lac" \ dtr~- OF